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B., Il z. RAILROAD.
Leave BellRlre at $40 p. N. for WOodsheld and
Summerheld.
Leave Bellsire at $50 p. m. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points
Arrive Al RellairC e.25 n m and 600 p. m.
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Tuesday, the 18th day Of May, 1857,

beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz The north half of Lot
No. Six in Caldwell's addition TO the city of
Wheeling. fronting GU the east side OF Main
street, between Tweniy-sixth and Twenty sew
enth streets. The house is q two-story brick,
containing six rooms
TERMS OF SAIE-0ne-third or as much more as
the purchaser elects to pay in cash on the day OF
sale the balance in two equal instailmentS in
nine aud eighteen months, with interest. the
purchaser 10 give notes with security for the de-
ieued payments, and title TO be retained until
purchase money Is paid.
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W. J. koBIksoH,
fiensfsI vteiSht and Pas.pszsf Aseut.
FRED. HUsEMEN.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
wheeling w. Va
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Register
0rauelrrs' 6uidt

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
a EXPLANATION or REFERENcE MARKS: sDaily.
Sunday excepted MONDAY excepted 10
Meridian. April !, 1857:
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Cinderella gdab Store.
gde Sf.9ontonitraBe unb Npeuue C.


Yauitl 8anitI Yanif!
s@- uniere ioeben i'm Often oage> -gsa
fauften 8orrdtbe an S1utet1 unD
Stiefeln mifien in IA Sagen
berfauft tDer6en, uno fei
aea es unterm Goitenpreis! -sa
Golgenoe 8eifpiele bieneu als Bepeis
unferer beiipielos uie6risen preiie:
II psri6iebene Nrten niebriger 6errett.
i9ube 5u$1.4 0(En-grosYre 81. 75)
0anbgendbte 6errenf9nbe ,gongreBa
gu $2.75 Conf iibli9er preis ~.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 6errni9ube gu
$3.50 (anberstpo gu $3.50 berfauft.)
Gnaheni9ube u. Rnbpftiefel 3u $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeine 2n6pffiiefeI fir Qnaben 50
Wert6 $2.75).
Samen.B antofein Scr. 5-9 au nur
IS Ste. bos paar (Wertb $I).
Seine Md66enf6ube bon Glaees2eber
gu muir Is @ents (Mertb. $l).
&inberf6ube 5u 40, so urlb go Gents,
bic enoerspo go, IS Gents unb 81
tOiten.
8abD @9ube beri9iebener Mrt, BON
Is Gents on.
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SaHs

gs giebt ulebr Gatarrb In biefer Sc
aeub bes ganbes, s, oils ole anber)l
4ran.beiten 3uiaminengenomiaeu unb
Bis In ben lebte,1 Sabren belt r,att ton
ftr uubeilbar. 9iele Sabre lang e..
.fIdrte4 i'm G9oftoreu fiir cine locale
3rautbeit ufb tperfdrieben locale Dell,
mitteI un6 ertldrten i'm neil. he i'm
beffdnoig nit loealer Bebanblung ri1t
tirirten, fiir unbeilbar. Oie Wiliens
i@aft bot bstpiefeu, baB bet aotnrrb
cine gOnititutiDusfranfbeit III unb bas
Der eine couifitutionsmdBige Bebarbs
lung e~rforbert. 0al's RatarrbsG ur,
fnbriairt bon 8. s. gbenep & Co.. 9Ds
lebo, Ohio. stft bic eiu3ige iebt i'm
Warfte befinoIime conititutioneIe Sur.
Sic tpirb In @abeu bon 10 Sropien gu
einem Sbeelbffelpol enlightenment.
sic tuirtt brett auf bns Blut unb bic
i@leimisen Dberfldneh bes 6plfems.
sic bieten bunbert Dollars fiir iebea
6al an, ben es nid)t furirt. 2aBt SUD
@ireuIare unb 3euguiHe fDmmen.
Mbreffrt
j.. s. Gbenen g 6 o.,
a. SpIebo, 8.
Ns-gertauft BON gpOtbetern, Is Gents.
8ntdrrbz6nr
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wa. p5Hiaa & gpbn.

uniere 9auptnabrung il iinbS bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb UNI iol9ss frif9 ui16
gut 5u erlangeH fam man uHm6gli@
einert suberldiFgersa Marft fii6en. aIs
ben BON @m. 9bfits- & @5obf, go.
511 Mne. s. 9ie 9erren. .baben benz
Gef@mad ibrer Runbeu Ne6nuttg ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabIiRement cine
falte 2uftmai@ine erri1tet, tpel1e allen
NnforOerungen fur grbaltung unb gnt=
ferHuHg ti9dblider Sngrebien3en bes
Gleif9es eutfpri9t. sic baben beftdns
big ID ibren giebb6ffA eiiett groBen
WOrratb bDr. Maffbieb aus tpeIdena
ttr bas 8eife fir ibre, Elirben getDd6It
tpirh, Wer reeG bebiett eiH min, Der
beiu1e ben Marft, Wo. Oil
Mbenue 6. q ! 1,10t1f
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sssssssss41
Sic repubiifanii@en Sruppea piiroen
anl anbern Morgen um 3 ubr auf feis
men Wi6erffan6 ftoBen, pent fe bas
&loiter So @ru3 beieBen MOLTEN, UNI
bdtten tie oies4 Damn geb6re ibuen aud
bic Stabt.
Na9bem f6 gseobebo bergemiKert
hatte, baB 2ope3 pirtlia i'm N~uftrage
Marimilians banble, i%nftruirte ct 6eu
General 8ele5, bas genannte 2loifer
our fefgeteaten 3eit gu beieben, natiirs
lid unter 8ea9tung ber n0tbigen 8ors
fi9tsmaBregeln, ba man benz 6rieben
ni9t re9t traute unb glaubte, man
uolle ibnen cine GaGe ftelIen. 8elea
befebte aud am anberen Mprgen bas
Gloiter, obne auf @iberftanb au 5toBen,
a0eiu Marimilian bate fetn 8eripres
fpre6en in 8etref feiner per16uli9ea
Muslieferung ni9t geba.ien. Queretaro
ielbff tpurbe baan mad fur5em Mibers
fanbe aud eingennmrten unb Der Gai>
fert fotpie feline 0ff5iere tpurben au &C.
fangeneu gema6t.
Nn biefer Gtele ieiues Berihtes be.
ftreitet gseobebo ausbridli9, baB Sos
pea fRr fi6 BET iener Mbmodnng irsenb
tuel9e peri6nli9en Wortbeile ausbe6ut1s
gen babe, ober baB sibm iiberbaubt liz
genb eine MISUNDERSTANDING augefiAert
tpprben fei.
3pei Gage mad benz Sail bon Ques
retaro berlangte Marimiliar bon gscos
bebo, baB ibni bieler bic @elegenbeit
beri@affe, perf6nli9 nit Saare3 3u Der.
banbeIn. Oabon noIIte syuarea iebod
Ni9ts mifen, unb. nrbnete an, boz bic
fdmmtli@en 8efangeHen {ofort Dnr Elm
Griegsgeri6t geifelt tpiirben. 9pdier
batte Martmilian ieSo9 cine Iangers
3uiammeutuHft, NIT 2opea ,unh bob er
geger biefer M6ts batte-uas bod ent,
f9ieben Der Gau getpefen tpdre, .penn
ct ben Gaiier Derratben bdtte = bas
benefit bet rmffanb, BOB i'm. Maximi.
lia1 3ur Srbnung bott prinqtangeIes
genbeiten na3 Der 9auptftabt MeTifo
f9idte, 5u tuel9em 3tuede fi1 2ope3
freies @eleit bon gscobebo ausbat. Sci
bieier Geleseabeit fragile. 9ope3 ben
9eit. &scobeoo, OBJ Ct ittr1er nod be-
5tpslfte,, OaB er, Sopea, bonn 2aiier be.
atttragt tuorDert tet, Die be0tHgtifgslofe
u~ebergabe awnsubieten. gscnbeop er.
fldrte. e. be3tueifte bas %aler6ings. MOS
rgt!t gots3 Tim ben obetallgefltbrtel1
grtef WsaItiai!ia1is 5eigte uno oaourd
ale feiae 3speifel beieitiete.
get elmer .ipdteren Sulalllaeituilft
g~seooepos NIT utaItmtltarl 1plelte ere
iterer aut teitet1 grtet az, tporauf TIN
Der 9efaflgeile Satier glt1rselbo@ bat,
er tole iGtooretI, yslslrlaiioerl etiusas
BON per erilteil3 Dieies grtefes 3u fagen.
MMf ogs Delleu9 Wap.
penf@tlb Des9Qaujes 9abss
bMrgToeffen SproB 3u fein
er Hola lei Inn baonrb
Gin bdBlt@erllnD Y aaAstilg.
b9re rS aan oHsd i 80 mens
Yseobsoo bate Mlltlelp lIait oeH' beftess
1eH 4YCluUct sHNU 9kIfBEaW tHllt} i HUT I'LL
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6. S. W9aaer,

POS Wefs 6 ommercefra Be,
bdlt eiM groBes unb febr %getpdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten n, &~nuIeaug,
giIberrab ms ,unb t en-,
unb ferller 1leber 3ei9neusN sateriaIlien
aler Nrt, Garben unb MnEreiz
der : M ateriaIieu, beionoers
M RS atf,srtig
Garben, bic beifett unb biIigifen im
Marfte, bic unter boiler 8araatie Der.
fault perben. s. T. unb SPITE,
geIgIas Mub ailbere in bieies Sad
f6lagenbe Mrtitel; morin s0err MIner
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Me5ten bes @taas
tss bat, Muftrdge. aus BEN 2anbe tuer,
BEN prompt ausgefthrt.
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AN .54N i Vst4JitstA stadAs9
Ser Can @Senrp GpriNa2 Bart

lift Der W~alfabrtsort Der San glatonier
unb ailer Beiu9er Der MlamosSt abt,
rnt Der 6iBe 3u enthieben unb F9 In
fibIen S@atter sl ergebel. Der part
bat in Golge feiler Gage sl ieber 3as
ges3eit cine beIeberbe 6riide unb So
ntilien iuanbern 6ditfig gum Yribats
pienic 9iaaus, ebeuio ME Bereite nnb
@eielf@aftei bier lire 6efte feiert1. SSyes
ben Sag freie Mtafit. 9lle Grfril9ums
gen tpie Bier, 2imona6e, Weim, Mbisz
fep &c. finb In better QuaIitdt 5l 4boben.I
24,5-5M s.. RerbIe, pd1fer.
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Gin banfbarer 0atiellt,

ber ieinen Namen ni6t e~enannt baben hin unb
Der ieine. poIIfdn6ies Nieberber.
felInne bon 9perem 2ei6en elmer In
feinsm Dostorbu@ an9esebsnen arsnei bsrbnnft,
labt eur4 nas bafelbe TO tenfrei an feline
leiDsnSen Mitmenl6e berfdiden. Oieles srebe
Bud enttaa &etepte, bic In ieber apotbete
senaadt iperoen t0nnen. Ghidt Cure Mhreiie
nit 9riffRsrtf .nR,s.@, GiSfaInp s. So,
10 g. @custpn Gtr., Netp Durt ". 81.
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Die Seutime Maarmor.sDerfftat

Die aeuti@e Marntprsg eerfftatt
BON 80. 90. Mann In Nrem6dm 1T
bas gr6Bte1 6erartise gtabliHement i'm
gausen Staate. NIT ben gr6Bten 8orz
rdtben in Monumenten urb
0rabteinem aus amerifanif9em
un6 italienif6em Marmor. 9err Matrt
1T 5ur Nlsfiibrung alIer linn ibers
trageuen unb in fem Sad f6lagenben
&rbeiten borbereitet. Niftrdge bon aus
tpdrts finben pronipte grlebi9ung. &ors
responben3 iiber preife &c. erbeten.
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Der pieIfode WiQioudr 0er,t

BON @ampo Seliee. meI9er NIT elmer
So6ter bes amerifanii9en Ndbmai1i.
neusS Singer perbeiratbet til, ajtarb in
paris on ben GoIsen elmer 9er3tranfs
belt, bic fi9 BEL ibm bur6 ben tp6brenb
bes grobebens in Mentone ansgeffans
benen S6reden enttpideIt bate
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gle ofsrifofe m,eE. nan M,,,

= Die aIerifale greKe BON Msrito
bsseidnsI ben BON gscobeOp ber6Hent,
liGteH Nrief bts Raiiers Marimiliau
(6iebe geitartitel) fur cine Gdlf9ung.
Die 2iberalen basegen finb BON ieiner
Ne9tbeit hber3eust unb tperfen ben 3Ie.
ritaleii unb 2aiferli1en boz, baB he ben
Generol 2ppe3 Sabr3ebnte lang oIs
@errdtber gebranbntorft b&ttea. nm bic
ffrdfide e9wdGe Marimilians ~ Der.
bergen.
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Cages Meuisfeiten.
SnIanb.

:, = Der Staatsteerstdr gaparb 1T Der
Inll9t. oaB ote S9ldgeret atpii@e1 benz
g1noesgelanoten Srlgbam tn paio bel
aorte uno benz rlerltanii9en &ibter
3ubta ela Heaeot1tte prtpater Natur oes
nelen lei uno Dap oafelbe feiaen 8runb
au elrer olplor1atlfben SaterDentton
oaroote. 9ng elne r%1erttparbie NuHaf.
lung oom Seltett beg v9roBen Staatss
faallress SaparDl Wen1t Elm geamter,
100 .oa3u eta t0rperlt1 faf tuebrlo,
ter!-l1 Der Musabung feiner Mmtss
pfltGten groblt9 mtBba1tbelt tpirb.
Dana foAfe e. bod bon Seiten feiner
aeg,erung SduB u1o genlgtbburg
ermarten tottiteit! Ooer ipar Brigbam's
berlgt falid9s Warum ber6hentli9t
man pam mot BET! rldtigen2
-5e1erfonO aDls bat bic ginlabung
~ peg am 70: GIfober ltattfluoenbe1
Staats. Fair" IN Wtacoit, 8eprgio, ants
geHomneii. 4n leftem Gage Joy bort
enc Ynlamnellllitt a!sr so9 lebsils
fatsfasfp, bie 81 iraensaie esm6ali,
den tttltett. 0ortbirl gu foInn1eit.
- Sn1 gfo1at Auglit ipnroen IN
laH!ln!lla}sn Yaaaes Nfar3lfdtteit fir
W, 3OS. Oo0 Welai5ef ageprdgt.
a aaeloae lrl3o1a, aerlplrte
man ON fpr9e9 pes =. SepteI1ber 9efs
ttge groFoBe, ele etna Setunoett
@agfleH uHo Hg DON 9eorome1fen na@
Sioolte1 betpegtet1. 4 a,. % ,as
SDoa mteDer ~ el1 @reIrffo1fss
aug nert1tglldt. W. Nar 0les elm nit
aber 00o Yafagleren betsBter 3ug Der
Ga11as @ttD q 45aetfte BaDtt fpeid1er
pet BariptIs, Ealliass eItglsilte llrD
pen Ba1ttoat1tm berabftel. Seltiar1ers
melle muToe getella1o geto0tet, Hilr eiit
Mtatttt II, DINER perlest porben unb
elile An5abl pahagIere trttger lei9te
gertpuIcuA1geit. oaoot:
= Que baltimore q Dblp Babn Ut
BON 4arret an EN- SDIoicat pm ytetp
yorter UNI SonooGer Eapltalttetl per-
fault iporbett. Das 9Dp6ieats 5ablt
$lO,OO0,0 V0 lito ADertlnlnlt BITE S9uls
Den Der Sagagelellgaft.
- Snt Staate Htetp ygorf 1T am !.
SepteI16sr Dqs iselle @sieB gegea bic
Wetnberfdlfttttg IN. Strait 9etreteH.
Saflslbe ber1letst pen 3ulab alers @bes
nticalterl uno ttntliNen JGrbemittel.
Den Tabritanten BON Wsin, tn tusIdem
tId1 rtdbt en- Sropfen Sraubenfaft be.
ftttbet,l jpipte ben Jabrifatltel BON
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I. HUTH & SOHN,
bic alte uab bepatrte
Gtfen> II. 9pl5maaren~,
c<ovhsn. ,,mA Observation-Disclosures

V0eDsHs u 3Gaae1s4p0l1DstEG
$50. aas Hab ass @~srit~strass.
eau Mntonto. -...---..xerae.
Saben erbaltea cine @ar.2aouns
q. 2anbretb & @pbn 9 i m E.
reten.
trab . grbien, 8obnen nnb Gorn, Gelb Corn
petbes unb 9elbeS. gbenfals erbalten: Cine
garIabung 8. 2anbretb & Sobn eAte Gameu.
aartoHeIn, als mie extra Garlb ger,nont,
earlb @ofe, 8eaut1 Of 6ebron, @bite Gle.
phant unb aeue Sorten, GarfieIb unb State
Of Brain.
grparten cine garIabuns Carly gmber nnb
earlb Orange 3uderrobr. Samen, ~sep5bnIide
unb German Miaet, gsbptif9es Reis. urlb
Hefeafora. g amen. Nn Sanb. Sobnfon, MixeS
Pafure, Ordarb, YerreniaI Mse, unb eaien.
Wrns 9 amen. @eiber 51pebif9er 6afer.
aMgenten fir MiefIe l@ras DC it.
piIige,s fitb bic befen, einfa1Hent biqiQffen,
f6rffet unb feidt sebenbffen Meitpffige I; ion.
uen nit aipei guten Nferben ober .11nIen bear.
bsjtet perbeas s@bsnfaHs .Ecngueless HIue
Ben~, Beauty unh v2nureIA, qana fdhI.
riding and walking C~ultivators nit ODER obue
Rorn. rnb Baumpolen. 3 Fanaer.
aseuten fir BITE berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Flanet IL. Horse Hoe and Cultiyators COM
mined, 4arbr S~ameuSriIs, NfHae uub Gull
Htatoreu. @ufyX. Nredt Standardization unbl
Builder ntenflten, Sdrfifon Bros. & Co., 5u
gebrnu9 fertig gemif4te Earbens gbae. weutbs
9ontg. Gxtrdetoren, BienensM auher, WefIer It.
Btr taufen brett bon Gobriten nnb bertnnfen
u ben niebrisRen Marttpreifen JIG stcasha.
i. Huth g Sohn.
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SD lit On beftigen rbeumatifGen
Sdmer3ea In ber 6@ulter; nod mebr,
maIiger Mnmenbung bon ct. Safobss
Del mar i6 in fur3er 3eit. tpieber boil.
,ifdubie beresifefIt. %. pidlman, III.
leqbann, pa.
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TINE eHAalEs:A. veGElERseo., baltimore, Nd.
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Stue& uSucu BIuBpH <butctDe aU, uW Die
f9uebenbe S9ulb, fotpis bic 44%iaeu
9entea IN 3procentige Stdatspapiere
unl5utuan6elr.
Die fran56ff9e &esierung bat
bef4lofen, gegen ben sJigaro4 geri1t.
lid einSuidreiten, neil berieIbe bic Gins
aelbeiteu bes MobiIifrungspTanes bers
6HeutIidte, Ia bereu Befib Ct bur9 Die
gefe@ung uHebrli@er Beanrfer gefom.
men mar.
- Die In Mabrib erf6einenbe Bel.
tung sDiaAH tporut bic 9eQieruug Dor
ben pldnen Granfreids In glgier. Meau
biirfe ben Gran3ofen itiGt erlaubet. bic
aIgerif9e Babn Bis nod Der Dafe Sigas
ST b~erldngern, ba tierbur9 BITE urabs
bdngigfeit Waroeco's In 6rage ge5fellt
unb Grantrei9 babur9 gum Gerrir hber
Die Sabara eema@t werbs--ein plon,
NIT benz man fi6 In Boris nit 0orliebe
befGdftige.
Der 8ieet6Hig bon Stlanb bat
auf @runb Der teuer 3tpangsbiI cine
groBe Boltsberiammlnng berboten, In
pelGer gesen bic u~nterbrhdung Der
2anbligo protefirt iperben folis. uro
su iuel@er bic parlnmentsmitglieber
Dillon, O'BrieH, Stanbppe, Sanner
uno gor ibr grideiner fdpn 3ueeIagt
batten. Diefe Berlammlung fol nun
trob bes 0erbotes iattfinben, unb es
1T baber febr tpabrf6einii9, baB ss Bel
oieier @elesenbeit gu dnberft fiirmif6en
Sceneu tomimetl tuiro.
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in Maryland because it is Democratic State
and he wishes to hold the Democratic vote,
would be plausible in the case of another man,
but it is not consistent with the Presidents
character and career" Much to the regret
of the curious readers, Editor Curtis does not
60 on to explain in what way this theory
conflicts with the Presidents career and char
acter, and leaves the public to infer that
there are incidents in the history of the Buff
falo sheriff with which il is not familiar.
This assumption of exclusive information
concerning Mr.. Cleveland's traits and qualifi-
cations has long been a popularity of his
mugwump supporters, but it has ceased to be
impressive. The time has come for them to
give reason for their faith in the idol to
whom they still cling.
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IT is we'll to know and understand pre-
cisely what we have to meet and overcome in
the city election; but it is cowardly to sup
pose for one moment that there is any doubt
about the victory of the people over the gang.
Within few days, whatever of apathy there
may have been has been shaken off, and the
next two weeks will witness an uprising of
the respectable, law abiding elements of the
city that will mean a rout of the gang on
election day. 1t will not be the fault of the
people, and it will certainly not be the fault
of the Journal, if Indianapolis does not see
the liveliest canvass in the interest of law and
honesty and good government during the
suing two weeks that has ever been known.
Clear everything out of the way for general
shaking up of the city. That is the present
duty, and the imperative duty of those who
are charged with the management of affairs.
Against "a still hunt let us array an open,
aggressive fight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26
A MOVEMENT is on foot to apply civil 8,

A MOVEMENT is on foot to apply civil serv-
ice reform in the city government of Chi
cago, the object being to do away with the
spoils system and get rid of worthless and
supernumerary officials. It is proposed to
have a civil service commission, and, while the
various heads of offices may make their own
appointments, all appointees will have to ap-
pear before the commission and pass an ex-
animation as to their qualifications. The
movement has not progressed beyond the
paper stage, and, as it has to pass the ordeal
of councilmanic approval, it's success is doubt
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EVERY citizen who is interested in keeping
down the expenses of city government caused
by pauperism and crime should vote against
the Coy gang.
Every father who has son whom he would
preserve from the temptations involved in a
policy of free whisky and all-night saloons
should vote against the gang
Every person who has lf-respect enough
to rebel against the political dictation of the
criminal and law breaking classes should vote
against the gang.
Every person who believes that lawlessness
and anarchism are one in spirit and principle
should vote against the gang
Every person who desires to rebuke the per-
petrators of the tally-sheet forgeries should
vote against the gang.
Every person who believes that politics
ought to be lifted above the level of pocket
picking and garroting should vote against the
gang.
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The Indianapolis City Election.

Lafayette Courier.
The Cou0er has absolute knowledge Of the
fact that the cities of Indiana well as Louis
VILE Chicago and Cincinnati, are being syste-
matically canvassed for funds to be used by the
Democrats in the forthcoming city election at
Indianapolis. 1t has been given out bv Senator
Voorhees, that the success of the local Demo
cratic ticket there will be worth ten thousand
votes to the party IN the State election
year. and it is apparent that they do not intend
to leave any stone unturped to accomplish their
designs. The citizens of Indianapolis do not
appear to comprehend the gravity of the situa-
ton, and to those outside the capital city it is
not easily comprehended why there is not
more vigorous campaign waged by the Republi-
and those who opposed to the Coy
dynasty. In extenuation of their lethargy
it is said they are making a still hunt. Well,
they may as well make up their minds now
later that still hunt will not win What In
dianapolis needs just now is old-fashioned
Republican upheayaI-an uncomDromising and
infringing fight from the word go to the finish.
The fear that some express that open fight
will drive away respectable Democrats who are
in line aainst the Coy regime is we'll
founded If their intentions sincere they
will not hesitate to do the proper thing because
of some party consideration. While the man
ayers are trittering away their time trying to
hold dozen respectable Democrats in line,
hundreds of Repub lcans are being lost through
apathy and disgust. Instead of whispered con-
situations aud back alley iutrigues tho Republi-
can committee ought to Immediately adopt Wig
orous measures: to arouse the people TO a sense
of responsibility and get out the vote. Has the
Republican party at Indianapolis gone to seed,
or is the Caucasian played out!
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protecting labor, laws have been made which
have built up mischievious industrial monopolies.
But these are matters that be much more
directly and effectively dealt with through the
great parties than through third party move
give their strength to the work of compelling the
regular parties to lake up definite positions upon
these problems. they could very quickly secure
opportunity to deal decisively with every ques-
ton now dividing opinion. By setting ND q
third party instead thew throw away the great
strength represented by the men in the other
parties who are in hearty agreement with them
upon practical matters OF policy.
Why should any man who is not socialist
belong to a labor partyl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26

and commendatory notice of Oliver Wendell
Holmes new book on England by saying,
"The two countries have their differences
still, out socially and intellectually they feel
has with any other nation in the world Per-
haps the time may come when this growing
friendship may have political results of the
greatest value to both branches of the En-
glish race" Times have changed considera-
bly, since Sidney Smith asked. "Who reads an
American book?"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26

THE President will reach here at IL o'clock
A. NJ, next Saturday, and remain till P. NJ.
1t is now definitely settled that he will leave
at that hour. The schedule time brings him
to Terre Haute at $50, taking two hours and
half for the run. It can be made in one
hour and half, and we see no reason why it
should not be- This would bring the Presi
dent to Terre Haute at 4:30, and give him a
better chance to see that city by daylight and
the people better chance to see him. If
there is any person authorized to make that
change in the running arrangements of the
Presidential train it should be done.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26

national law against the adulteration of food
and drinks, but no such law has yet been en-
acted. except in the case of oleomargarine.
A good law of this kind, properly enforced,
would no doubt be very useful, and it is not
unlikely that the necessity for some such
legislation may be recognized before long.
In the absence of such a law we de not know
where the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
finds authority to order an analysis of beer,
but if he keeps a chemist on his payroll he
might as well be employed that way as any
other. The proposition is step in the di
rection of governmental action against adul-
teration of food.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26

THE New York Independent, which support
ed the prohibition ticket in 1854. commends
publican platform this year, and advises Pro-
hibitionists to vote the Republican ticket
They cannot, it says, hope to carry the State
on the basis of their own platform this year,
and by supporting the local option and high
license movement for the present they are
the more likely in time to gain their own
ends. "There u.s." it adds, ''such a thing as
timely wisdom in the pursuit of good end
The question of ways and means is always in
order" Common sense like this from pro-
hibition paper is as novel as it is refreshing.